Disable a base = hack and raid a % from all legion members stored production (doesn't have to be that large a %, maybe 5%). Distribute based on damage % done to base. That means a large legion base disable is worth a lot of resources potentially. The only problem is they can just empty production... so an active legion wouldn't give much. Now alternative is to give a % of hourly production rather than stored, then that part isn't an issue (but then it creates resources from nowhere..). One idea is as soon as lock begins, the 5% is allocated/locked as "at risk" and both the attacker and defender know what's at risk.

I love the idea, but i think it would be easier to just give the people that disabled the base a % of the base resource production. After all they are attacking a legion's base and not the actual legion members themselves.

So if 10 people take out a base, and that base gives 100,000 minerals to its legion on a daily basis, then those 10 people will all receive 5000 minerals(5% of the daily resource).

This would not have an effect on the disabled bases production, it would still deliver its full mineral shipment that day to its legion, but it gives an extra incentive to those who do disable bases.